Seth Campbell [merged]

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Mid-forward
Height: 182cm
Weight: 73kg
D.O.B: 29-12-2004

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Video highlights:

Watch here: https://twitter.com/AFL/status/1597806103248584707

Tasmanian Seth Campbell has been picked up by the Tigers as a rookie.

He can play all over the ground but performed best as a half-forward.

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SNAPSHOT: “A clever and crafty forward who works opponents over up the ground, and hurts them on the way back to goal.”

A late addition to the National Combine list, Seth Campbell has been made to prove himself in 2022. The Burnie native emerged as one to watch after Tasmania’s Under 17 clash with Queensland last year, and quickly became a key cog in the Devils’ mid-forward rotation as a top-ager.

Campbell averaged 19 touches, 4.7 inside 50s and over a goal per his 13 NAB League games this season, earning Allies selection and even breaking through for a senior TSL berth with North Launceston. It was there where he produced arguably his standout performance, booting 10.6 from 32 disposals to leap firmly onto the draft radar.

https://central.rookieme.com/afl/player/seth-campbell/

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Campbell joins Richmond via rookie draft

Richmond has used its first selection in the 2022 rookie draft (No. 12 overall) to recruit Tasmania Devils high forward/midfielder Seth Campbell.

Recruited from: Tasmanian Devils
Position: High forward/midfielder
Height: 182cm
Weight: 73kg
DOB: 29/12/2004


What the Richmond recruiters say about Campbell...

"Seth originally played his football with the Burnie Football Club before playing senior football with North Launceston in 2022.

"He was a strong contributor for his Tasmania U18 NAB League side, playing 13 games this year as a running midfielder and averaging 19 disposals while kicking 16 goals. His form was rewarded with selection into the Allies U18 team where he played three matches, his best game coming against South Australia where he recorded 15 disposals and two goals.

"He also managed 10.6 from 32 disposals at senior level in just his third league game for North Launceston earlier this year.

"We like his footy smarts, running strength and ball use. He has class with his feet while also seeing the game well to get into dangerous positions in the flow of play. He is a dangerous goalkicker."

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1253051/campbell-joins-richmond-via-rookie-draft/

[Andyy]

Again not really sure this is what we needed, although the club maintains we draft on talent only.

We have a surplus of mids now with Taranto and Hopper coming in.

Cumberland, MRJ, Bolton our first in small forwards. Clarke and Castagna in the magoos.

Good luck to him but meh, still leaves me feeling exposed about our KPF stocks.

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another small another safe bet who may get senior games but will be nothing special.

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Seth Campbell kicks 10 goals

Burnie's Seth Campbell was in fine for for Launceston after being name a late selection for the national AFL draft combine

Watch here: https://www.msn.com/en-au/entertainment/tv/seth-campbell-kicks-10-goals/vi-AA10HA6P?ocid=UE09DHP%2CUE09DHP&category=foryou

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https://www.instagram.com/p/Clk4D6OP2fF/

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‘Family bleeds yellow and black’: Tassie draftee ready for Tiger Land

Up until this week he’d clashed with his family over their support of Richmond, but this Tassie AFL draftee says he’ll have no issues joining the Tiger Train as he begins his dream AFL career.

https://www.themercury.com.au/sport/he-bled-red-black-and-white-but-now-campbell-is-ready-to-join-the-bandwagon-at-punt-rd/news-story/3d01bdcfef6c2eac344e3ad7e4162813

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Tassie Devils coach Jeromey Webberley believes Seth Campbell is an ideal fit for Richmond, who secured the services of the talented, young forward via the AFL’s rookie draft earlier this week.

Campbell produced a string of impressive performances for the Tassie Devils in the NAB League competition throughout the 2022 season.

Webberley, who played 16 senior games with Richmond from 2010-12, envisages the 17-year-old eventually having a significant impact at Tigerland.

“Seth is an exciting prospect,” Webberley told The Mercury newspaper.

“He’s small (182cm, 73kg), but he’s got really good leg speed and endurance and loves a goal . . . he kicked 10.6 in a state league game against North Hobart.

“His last two years have been outstanding in the Devils program. This year he had some awesome games.

“He’s going to provide a lot of excitement for Richmond in their forward half. He’s a real Richmond type player with that leg speed and defensive pressure, and a really nice finisher.

“I’m really excited about what Seth is going to deliver at Richmond.”

https://www.themercury.com.au/sport/he-bled-red-black-and-white-but-now-campbell-is-ready-to-join-the-bandwagon-at-punt-rd/news-story/3d01bdcfef6c2eac344e3ad7e4162813
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1254046/former-tassie-tiger-hails-new-tassie-tiger

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First day at Tigerland.


https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/1599531923558518784

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"I'm so stoked to be out here and to play alongside some Tassie boys".

📹 We caught up with new Tiger Seth Campbell.

Watch here: https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/1600697172538064896

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It was in just his third game of senior football with Tasmanian club North Launceston that Seth Campbell produced one of the best-ever performances by a young player in the TSL competition.

Playing against North Hobart at North Hobart Oval late in the 2022 home-and-away season, the clever forward, who has been likened to veteran Hawthorn star Luke Breust, racked up 32 disposals and kicked 10 goals (10.6).

Highlights here: https://twitter.com/TasStateLeague/status/1559424180457992192

Full article here: https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1257558/seth-s-spectacular-scoring-spree

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Of our newbies, Seth was the one that stood out today for mine. Seemed to work hard off the ball to run to the right spots to create options and with the ball finished off well kicking a couple of goals.